Huma Siddiqui

From lithium and copper to ports, potatoes and pharmaceuticals, Peru is looking to significantly expand its partnership with India as both countries explore new opportunities beyond gold trade.

Can the Quad foreign ministers lay the ground for the leaders summit?

The Quad nations have decided to mobilise up to $20 billion in government and private-sector support for critical mineral supply chains. The four countries announced this at the end of the Quad Foreign Ministers meeting in New Delhi. This is not simply an economic announcement, it is a coordinated g

The Quad nations unveiled major new initiatives on maritime surveillance, critical minerals, energy security and Pacific infrastructure as the grouping deepened its Indo-Pacific strategy amid rising global tensions.

Lithuania is positioning itself as one of Europe’s most technology-driven economies and sees India as a crucial long-term partner in emerging technologies, artificial intelligence, defence innovation and advanced manufacturing. In an exclusive conversation with StratNewsGlobal in Vilnius, Lithuania’

Secure and assured supply of Lithium from Peru would be a huge relief

Japan insisted earlier this week that the Quad is “not the framework for military cooperation” even as the four-country bloc expanded maritime surveillance coordination across the Indian Ocean, an

Myanmar’s junta chief may control only part of the country, but India is still rolling out the red carpet. Behind the visit lie border security fears, rare earth ambitions and the growing China factor.

After Vietnam's BrahMos purchase, Indonesia is nearing a missile deal that could make it the third ASEAN nation to acquire the system.

Panama sees logistics as the biggest challenge to enhanced trade with India